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Dividing things in a divorce is hard if your in-laws own the property. The court will check how you used the property during your marriage.

*Marital property is usually split equally. But not always. *Property in your in-laws' name might not be yours. This is true even if you lived there. *Your name isn't on the deed. You probably don't own the property.

Know how the court sees ownership. Have papers like a deed for any claim. You improve property that isn't yours. You might get some money back. It could be less.

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